Pentecost – Shavout – The 50th day

What is Pentecost?

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The word “Pentecost” in Greek means: number 50,

The 50th day, counting to 50 or a feast of a joyful time or moment that is held on the 50th day.

The feast of Pentecost known as “Shavuot” in Hebrew:

It falls around the end of May/beginning of June.

In Hebrew the day of Pentecost is called; “Shavuot“, meaning the Feast of Weeks or the feast that is held after the counting of the seven weeks.

The word Pentecost means; number 50, equivalent to the 50th year of Jubilee in the Hebraic sense.

Unto us a child is born – Isaiah 9:6:

Pentecost- Isaiah 9:6

The spiritual birth when the church was born in the book of – Acts 2:1-4 (the Holy Spirit birthed forth the church) on Pentecost.

This is also the same season when Israel was born into its existence as a nation, when they reached the foot of Mount Sinai on Pentecost in the third month called Sivan,

On that day God made a covenant with them and He gave them His Torah (the 5 books of Moses – Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Number, and Deuteronomy).

On that day God gave Israel the Torah to become a helper and moral instructions of guidance.

King’s David’s birth:

The second King of Israel called King David was also born on the day of Pentecost (Shavuot).

Adam gets a helper (marriage):

Adam’s helper was birthed out of his rib, and he also entered in a covenant of marriage with her on Pentecost.

Pentecost (being Shavuot) in Hebrew is the season when Moses as a baby was put on the River Nile in a basket,

The Holy Spirit was given unto the Apostles during the season of Pentecost:

In the book of Acts 1:4-5, (Yeshua) our Lord, whom the Christians call Jesus, commanded his disciples to depart not from Jerusalem,

but to wait and tarry in the city of Jerusalem until the promise of the Father from in Heaven endues you with power from on high.

From Passover to Pentecost its a period of 50 days:

It was during the season of Passover When Yeshua told His disciples to tarry in Jerusalem,

when you count from Passover to the season when Pentecost occurs, that is a period of 50 days.

The word to “Tarry” means; to count until when that 50th day comes, to patiently wait, to linger in expectation,

to engage in a process that enables a person’s character to withstand the pressure of emotional arrogance and negative energies that takes place during the period between Passover (Springtime) and Pentecost (Summertime).

Hebrew month -Sivan